Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-30
over A MILLION.
The Grand Total Of Real Estate
Transactions for the Month of
April Amounts to $1,O43,525.
The Wonderful Results OF "The
Democrats" BOOm-LOuis p.
Kelsey's Big Total.
The Weekly Sales Aggregate 1885,, 400
All the Agencies Doing
Lively Business.

for Salt Lake City. The idea was
laughed at by many, while others
were not slow to pronounce it
a "wind BOOM" After the showing that
has been made during the present month
The DEMOCRAT will admit that there was
no prospect of a boom when the
talk commenced, and that the
boom was started by this paper,
or it will admit that the boom was
coming and that we were only far-sighted
enough to see it from afar, and to help it
along In either case, the public in
general must concede US a great
deal of credit-as do the real estate men
for the present state of affairs, and
must realize with US the fact that the
boom is here.
WEEKLY SALES.
During the present week, Clayton &
Co. report sales aggregating $45 $50.
Lynch & Glassman, an aggregate OF
$4,000.
A. j. White, $50, $50.
H. n. Green, SO, $50.
Sells & Crismon, 100000.
A. j. WHITES SALES
Include the following:
Olof Julius Hamerland and wife to j.
G. Brown, lot 1 in block II, plat F.
$1,000.
c. W. stayner and wife to L. R.
Enrich, lot 8 block 80, plat F-$950.
E. j. Richards to Rosana NJ. White,
part lot 8 in block Is, plat A-$600.
A J. White and wife to Agnes Doxey,
part of lot in block %, plat D-$700.
A. J. White and wife to Louis r.
Enrich, part of lot s in block 80. plat F.
$500.
Joseph Muir to Ellen Muir, five acre
lot in Sugar House ward-$500.
G. Marsh ct. al. to o. Yardly, part of
lot 4 in block 80, plat B-$7O0.
A. Nelson to G. Nelson, property in
Eighth ward-$600.
VIM. Shovel and wife to A. Palmquist,
property in First ward, $3.50.
G. w. Snow to l.. r. Enrich, property
in Eleventh ward, $500.
&c. Brown to L. R. Enrich, property
in Eleventh ward, $4,000.
S. B. Young to l.. r. Enrich, lot in
Tenth ward, $3.50.
IL. c. Wallace, whole lot in First ward,
$4,000.
Watson Smith to J. Judd ten acres on
Mill Creek-$1, 200
J. Judd to w. Smith, 100 acres in
Weber-$1 900.
j. E. Langford and wife to G. j. Oberg,
property in Sixteenth Ward-$800.
E. Whitaker and wife to E. B. Critch
low, property in Twelfth Ward-$3, 700.
Henry George and wife to F. M. Shell
ton, property in Second Ward-$1, $50.
Mary A. Caldwell to E. Gushing, lot in
Twenty-First Ward-$550.
D. Woodmansee to Potter & Crowell,
three lots, First Ward bench-$1, 800.
r. Shilton and wife to l.. r. Enrich,
property in First Ward-$2, 800.
A. McQuarrie and wife to L. r. Enrich,
property in First Ward-$3, 800.
A. S. G. McAllister to j. Eardley
property in Eigth ward-$2, 900.
S. A. Crowton to M. A Ingham,
property in Fifth ward-$1 900.
A J. White to William Doxey, part of
lot 8th in Block 80 F-$700.
E. B. Critchlow to M. R. Tiff, part of
lot 4 in Block 80 Plat B-$500.
J. Croxall to E. III. Mortinsen, property
in Eighth ward-$1 900.
Henry Dinwoody to M. H. Thomas,
property in Seventeenth ward-$40O.
Geo. III. Smith to A. d. Brown, 20 acres
on COttOnWOOd-S1, 7UO.
Amasard Brown to VIM Maxfeld, 25
acres on Mill Creek-$2, 900.
E. B. Critchlow to NJ Easel, part of
lot in Block 80 Plat D-$1 $50.
CLAYTON & CO.
Ryman Block, 656x165 on Second
South between East and West Temple
streets, to w. P. Noble and J. c. Conk-
lin-$26, 900.
M. NJ. Barratt, two cottages, to Fera-
morz Little-$5, 800.
Horace Drake to F. N. Shelton and M.
E. Olney, five acre lot on State Road
$4,000.
N. w. Clayton to Hodgman and
Westerfield, lot 5x20 rods on Second
South between Ninth and Tenth East
5000.
3x5 rods corner Ninth East and Third
South--$3OO.
S. 2. Teasdel to n. W. Clayton lot
1Ox10, corner West Temple and Eighth
South-$1 900.
L. D. Young 271a feet by SO on First
South between East Temple and First
East streets-$10, 800.
M. E. Wilcox to M. L. Cummings,
building lot corner Ninth East-$25O.
KELsEY's SALES.
Louis P. Kelsey has been backward
about reporting his weekly sales, and has
therefore, not heretofore been included
in our weekly review, but he now comes
to the front with the following list of
properties sold during the entire month
of April. The following is not intended
for an April "fool," but represents only
bona .fde transfers, which are given to
the public by Mr.. K, as showing some
basis for the reported "boom" in real
estate in Salt Lake City:
SOLD To ALLEN @. SMITH, OF BURLING-
TON, IOWA.
Two hundred and twenty-three feet
front on Main street-$65 900.
One hundred and sixty-five feet front |!
on Second South street-$50, 900.
One hundred and twelve feet front on |
Third South street-$9, 900.
One hundred and ten feet on First |
South street-$7, 900.
Fifteen acres fronting Liberty Park
$500.
Ten acres on East Bench-$5, 200.
One hundred feet front on First East |
800.
Three hundred and thirty acres in |
Glendale Parks, 900.
Three hundred and twenty acres of |
arm land, two miles southwest of city
$4,000.
Two lots on the East Bench-$7OO.
One lot on the East Bench-$6OO.
Fifteen acres on West Temple street =
$4,000.
Total sold to Allen @. Smith-$164 500. i
SOLD TO HENRY PHIPPs, JR, OF PITTS |